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Okay, so in line with the holidays, I'm giving props to the team for coming back from a crushing loss the night before to wipe the ice with the Black Bears yesterday. They showed resiliency and took it to Maine, with the younger players having a major role. Hopefully, they can keep it going...
So when does a loss feel like a win? When you're down 3-0 to the #1 team in the nation after two periods, and fight back to tie the game. Yes, the power plays helped, but that's what enabled Michigan to win in OT. Still, to battle back and outplay the Wolverines shows a lot of heart and grit on...
Last night's game turned out pretty much as I expected. Michigan is fast, deep, and skilled. It was men against boys after the first six minutes of the game. We simply can't match up with teams like the Wolverines. Don't have the skill or depth. Charrette was our best player - without him, this...
This from a Harvard fan. Rarely do we see Michigan, Wisconsin, or any other BG10 team come to Bright Landry, so it was fun to see you guys last night. Not the outcome we were looking for, but no one on our side expected us to win. Horcoff is a special player. And you guys have some serious speed.
Good win for the boys last night at Gutterson Field House. They didn't let Vermont's first goal stop them from putting up a three-spot to finish the first period. Even though Vermont outshot the Crimson, this game was never really in doubt from the first period onwards. Charrette again was...
What I saw was two contrasting styles. One involved true playmaking that started from the red line. The other had one player carrying the puck in the attack zone or a dump-and-chase. I'll admit I didn't see the whole game, but what I saw told me that Brown was well coached and confident in their...
I'm surprised that one of the goalies didn't enter the transfer portal. Maybe Tuffy thought, based on her heroics last year, that she and Davidson would split the net with Whynot sitting and watching for her freshman season.
I caught the third period of the Brown game, and I had a different...
Nice to get a sweep, but the game against the Saints should never have been a one-goal affair. We have real problems in our end of the ice. I don't know if it's a combination of poor backchecking or simply a weak defensive structure. Either way, it leads to a plethora of chances. Charrette was...
Big win over the Eli last night down in New Haven. Despite being badly outshot, they managed to put four on the board and come away with the W. The quality of shots matters at the end of the day.
It appears Bellamy is rotating the goalies to keep each one activated and fresh. Last night it was...
Good win for the boys last night up at Cheel. Always a tough place to play and come away with points. Especially as they were getting outshot in the third and yet managed to convert on two of five shots, the last with under a minute to go. We'll take it and move on to SLU.
While it's way to...
Two weekends in a row, a shutout each weekend. So that's good. The not-so-good is the lack of offense. They are second-to-last in the conference in goals scored. They need to find ways to generate offense.
The weekend went pretty much as expected, although that shorthanded goal by Cornell was such a killer. If we tie the game there, who knows what happens in OT?
The Saturday game was bizarre. We jump out to a three-goal lead, let Colgate tie it, then pump three more goals past their goalie before...
I had to pause and gather my thoughts about the Stonehill game until some time had passed. Mainly because after dominating the first period and going up 4-0 early in the second, Harvard decided to take a nap for the rest of the game. Getting outshot 19-4 in your own building by a non-conference...
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